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Posts: 3104 (28/06/2007 10:36:56) |
My grandson has left a vomit stain on a beige carpet (got too enthusiastic at his school prom!). Son is furious and as his wife is away at the moment, wants to
clean the stain before she returns. He's tried Vanish but the stain is still there.
I can only think of bicarb of soda. Anyone else got any good tips that work?? 
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Posts: 298 (28/06/2007 10:42:52) |
Try babywipes they seem to shift anything
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Posts: 659 (28/06/2007 10:42:58) |
I use Oxiclean for all stains. It gets rid of most biological stains. It even got red wine out of my thick wool Indian rug. (I read afterwards not to use it
on wool !!!)
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Posts: 198 (28/06/2007 10:53:42) |
I can thoroughly recommend Stains'R'out from QVC. Don't know if you can get it anywhere else.
I had permanent black ink on my carpet, it was a huge area and it took it right out. |
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Posts: 3505 (28/06/2007 10:58:34) |
do you have a steamer? they seem to get most stains out
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Posts: 1425 (28/06/2007 11:57:07) |
Can't beat Bissell Oxykic which I buy from Lakeland plastics. It's expesive but it works a treat. They also do another one especially for pet
accidents. I have two dogs and pale gold carpets and when you spray this stuff onto the mark, you can virtually se it disappearing!Hope you get the stain out,
Sylvia
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Posts: 3104 (28/06/2007 12:01:16) |
Thanks girls!
Will pass this on to my son. He's got tonight to work some magic before my DIL gets home!! 
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Posts: 250 (28/06/2007 20:08:55) |
If those remedies fail there is a rather good stain remover available from Pets At Home called Simple Solution, it's marketed for cleaning up pet
"accidents" so they tend to emphasise it's smell killing properties more than it's stain removal.
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